The Cowboys' quarterbacks are no strangers to injury this season. Will Cooper Rush's injury keep him from playing on Thanksgiving?

FRISCO — In the last few weeks, rookie center Cooper Beebe has had a few high snaps to quarterback Cooper Rush. It could be attributed to a new signal caller, with starter Dak Prescott out for the season with a hamstring surgery, or something else.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush is dealing with a knee injury, and the team has listed him as questionable for Thursday's Thanksgiving Day matchup with t

The Dallas Cowboys, 3-7 and losers of five in a row, are sticking with the status quo at quarterback with Dak Prescott sidelined after undergoing surgery on his hamstring.  Head coach Mike McCarthy named eight-year veteran backup Cooper Rush the Cowboys' starting quarterback in Week 12 when they visit former defensive coordinator Dan Quinn and his 7-4 Washington Commanders.

The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for another Thanksgiving gameday, but Cooper Rush will be without a key teammate as they face the New York Giants. Thanksgiving Day is a very important date for the Dallas Cowboys.

Ahead of the mid-week matchup against the New York Giants, the Cowboys released an estimated injury report after Monday's walkthrough practice, and there were quite a few players

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush's performance on the team's win over the Washington Commanders won him some more time as the team's starting QB following Dak Prescott's season-ending injury. By completing 75% of his pass attempts and adding two passing touchdowns with no interceptions,

Rush has taken over starting quarterback duties for the Cowboys since Dak Prescott went down with a season-ending hamstring injury. Rush is 1–2 in his first three starts, having thrown three touchdowns and one interception in that span while completing 62.7% of his passes.